This year’s Professional Development Program at RYNJ has helped to build camaraderie, develop a wonderful sense of pride and naturally promote professional dialogue and collaboration
The Bergen County High School of Jewish Studies recently held its annual graduation at the Fair Lawn Jewish Center/Congregation B’nai Israel. The graduates are: Miranda
On Friday before Shavuot, the MTA Mountain Lions enjoyed a terrific hike in Upstate New York’s Harriman Park. They hiked from Fort Montgomery, along the
On Tuesday, May 26, Rabbi Ephraim Travis, currently the Jewish Chaplin at Fort Bragg and one of only eight Orthodox chaplains in the United States
Yeshivat Noam eighth grader Jacob Lerer has won second place at a debate between Yavneh, HALB and Yeshivat Noam students. The participants analyzed the issue
The children of Teaneck Chabad Preschool prepared for Shavuos by learning about the sanctity of the Torah and how special it is. Eli Ehrenfeld of
The Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy recently purchased a set of 30 Chromebooks to use as a mobile computer lab stationed in the library. This enables
Throughout this year, the RKYHS ninth and tenth grade girls Talmud classes focused on learning the halachot and meaning behind the mitzvot asseh, positive commands,
RKYHS STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) students participated in the fourth annual Young Engineers Conference held in Lawrence, NY on May 19, which was
Livingston—“STEM” and “maker” have become buzzwords lately, synonymous with forward-thinking, innovative scientists, teachers and inventors. The Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School has incorporated an elective
The JKHA seventh grade girls prepared for Shavuot with a special presentation by Rabbi Chaim Marcus of Congregation Israel of Springfield. Rabbi Marcus impressed upon
This week the JKHA eighth grade students went on their graduation trip to Washington DC. They enjoyed this final JKHA bonding experience touring and taking
